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18. Macros
The Macro function allows users to perform a sequence of recorded operations with the single push
of a button. The keypad is used to record and execute macros. The macro memory data can be
backed up and then restored from USB flash memory drives. (See section 19 "File Operations.")
18-1. Recording Macros
Up to 40 macros (4 pages with 10 macros per page) can be stored in memory.
Recording Macros (basic):
(1) Press MACRO in the MEMORY block. The [MACRO MEMORY] menu is displayed and the
Keypad switches to MACRO mode.
(2) Turn F1 to select a macro page in the [MACRO MEMORY] menu. PAGE 0 has Macro 0-9,
PAGE 1 has Macro 10-19, and the last page, PAGE 3 has Macro 30-39.
MACRO : PAGE :DIRECT :PAGECLR: : 1/3
MEMORY : =0 : =OFF : =OFF : :
(3) Press STORE (ENTER) on the Keypad to start recording.
(4) Perform the operations that you want to record as a macro.
(5) Press STORE (ENTER) again to stop recording.
(6) Press a number button (0-9) on the Keypad to store the macro.
If a macro is already saved to a button:
When STORE is pressed, the button lights (0 to 9) are off if no macros have been saved. The
number buttons light up if macros have been. If you press a button to which a macro has
been saved, it flashes. Pressing the button again overwrites the macro. If you press another
button that has no saved macro before overwriting, the macro will be saved to that button. If
you cannot overwrite data, change OVER WR to ENABL (ENABLE) in the [EVENT- RECALL]
menu. (See section
18-5-1. "Overwrite Protection.")
Data not saved in macro memory
Reboot operation
FILE menu operations
SELECT / KEYPAD
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2
RECALL
PASTE
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DEC
SEQUENCEEVENTWIPE MACRO
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MENU USER BUTTON COPY/SWAP SEQ EDIT
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ATTACH
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MENU
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DETTACH
ADDDELCUTPLAY
+/-
CLE AR
WIPE
STOP
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COPY
STO RE
ENTER
OVWR
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